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Optional `fields` param returns only the requested top-level fields, to save
tokens in agent pipelines. Backward compatible: when omitted, output is
unchanged. scrape_batch also isolates per-URL errors (a failed URL resolves
to {url, error} instead of a rejected settlement).
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Splitting the field-filtering part out of #140 into its own PR.
Adds an optional
fieldsparam to both batch tools so you only get back thefields you actually need — saves a lot of tokens in agent pipelines.
filter_fieldsskips prototype-polluting keys and has unit tests.fieldsisn't passed, the output is exactly thesame as before.
scrape_batchalso isolates errors per URL now (a failed URL comes back as{url, error}instead of breaking the settlement) and keepsresponseType: 'text'.Leaving the dedup out of this one — it needs a block-level rewrite to actually
collapse shared boilerplate properly, so that'll come as its own PR.